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[USER=1117]@Ryan Thompson[/USER] I would say use Traderev who is a subsidiary/owned by ADESA to sell your aged or beaters but be very careful about what you buy on it.My experience is that these cars being listed are not being called right. Since the Seller is taking the pictures and noting the damages the seller is picking and choosing what to mention and what not to, even though the policies of traderev clearly state that the car needs to be called right. One of my first buying attempts was for a 2009 Subaru that looked like a pin and needed rear bumper paint and that's it. Car shows up like it trashed and scratched on every body panel.I will sell on Traderev but not buy anymore.
[USER=1117]@Ryan Thompson[/USER] I would say use Traderev who is a subsidiary/owned by ADESA to sell your aged or beaters but be very careful about what you buy on it.
My experience is that these cars being listed are not being called right. Since the Seller is taking the pictures and noting the damages the seller is picking and choosing what to mention and what not to, even though the policies of traderev clearly state that the car needs to be called right. One of my first buying attempts was for a 2009 Subaru that looked like a pin and needed rear bumper paint and that's it. Car shows up like it trashed and scratched on every body panel.
I will sell on Traderev but not buy anymore.
